Sopho Mamaladze (b. 2001, Tbilisi, Georgia) is a visual artist whose work explores identity, transformation, and the emotional imprints of memory. In 2019, she began her BFA studies at the Tbilisi State Art Academy in the field of Fine Art, graduating in 2024. In 2021–2022, Mamaladze was awarded an Erasmus and scholarship to study in Paris at the École Nationale Supérieure d’Arts de Paris-Cergy (Ensapc) on Fine Art program for half a semester.

Mamaladze is part of a new generation of Georgian artists reimagining tradition through a contemporary lens. The artist’s interest in ancestral memory, feminine presence and speculative transformation informs much of her visual vocabulary. At the core of her work is an ongoing investigation of boundaries: between self and other, body and landscape, past and future.

The artist’s work resonates deeply with the current moment, engaging with the complexities of daily life and the urgent questions of our time. Her visual narratives echo the challenges and transformations of a world in flux - environmental degradation, cultural hybridity, and the search for belonging in an era of rapid change.

She continues to participate actively in exhibitions and projects both in Georgia and internationally, sharing her evolving practice with diverse audiences.